Our Lives: Greenwich dermatologist offers advice on sun safety
Dr. Kim Nicholas is a dermatologist with a practice in Greenwich. She joined News 12’s Gwen Edwards to discuss some tips on how to keep skin safe during the sizzling summer weather.
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